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It depends on how far away the one who shot the bullet, was from the target. If the target dodged the bullet, right when the bullet was in front of their face, while the shooter was far away, that’s worse reactions. If the target dodged the bullet, right when the bullet was in front of their face, while the shooter was in close quarters, that’s better reactionsReacting point blank is worse then reacting when the object started moving